Sentence examples for to renounce that from inspiring English sources

Now, three years after his retirement, he suddenly feels moved to renounce that courageous move.

There are, however, several million people who claim the right to choose, and who do not accept that their Palestinian leaders have the authority to renounce that right.

They derive their powers from the fragmentation of the continent, and one cannot expect them to renounce that stance for the sake of the wellbeing of the masses.

While some of my fellow skeptalytics, if I may coin such a term to catalog us, may be inclined to renounce that first clause altogether, thinking there is no need for faith, I am obliged to disagree.

Roberto Farinacci, most brutal of the fascist leaders, came close to the truth when he announced: "It is impossible for the Catholic fascist to renounce that antisemitic conscience which the church had formed through the millennia".

President Obama could have made a clearer statement: "I call upon Hamas to swiftly renounce that section of its charter that calls for the destruction of Israel and state plainly that it accepts the existence of a Jewish state".

Their spark was still there, it's still obviously there — and the movie's latent tragic element is the recognition that, because of his misdeeds, both of them are condemned to a life in which they have to overcome and even renounce that spark.

Their spark was still there, it's still obviously there and the movie's latent tragic element is the recognition that, because of his misdeeds, both of them are condemned to a life in which they have to overcome and even renounce that spark.

They are both of these things, and saying so means that I am the kind of hypocrite who laughs and then, later, attempts to explain away or renounce that laughter.

When society is pushed to the brink — by war, violence, or disaster — some neighbors renounce that identity, while others embrace it.

Or will he renounce that position, and close down that category?